2017.02.28 | Ceremony / Opening, History and archaeology
On Friday 24 February, a new exhibition opened at the Museum of Ancient Art in Aarhus.
2017.02.27 | Calls, History and archaeology
Studentermedhjælperne skal hjælpe Professor Rubina Raja i de kollektive forskningsprojekter "Palmyra Portræt Projektet" og "Keramik i Kontekst".
2017.02.26 | History and archaeology, Media coverage
Nyt studie fastslår, at mange af de danske vikinger slog sig ned i England. Ifølge ekspert kan det hjælpe os med at forstå strømmen af flygtninge til Europa.
2017.02.26 | History and archaeology
The Viking invasion of Britain in the ninth century may have been the result of economic migration, a study has found.
2017.02.25 | History and archaeology
A large DNA study has received criticism from archaeologists who think that geneticists have gotten the wrong end of the stick and misunderstood the Viking occupation of England.
2017.02.24 | History and archaeology
As many as 35,000 Danish Vikings moved to England to start a new life between 800AD and 900AD, a new study has estimated, with the researcher likening them to economic migrants today.
2017.02.24 | History and archaeology
P1 Eftermiddag with Professor MSO Søren M. Sindbæk (interview starts at 15:02).
2017.02.21 | History and archaeology
Der er ikke klar genetisk evidens for danske vikingers besættelse af England, konkluderer et stort DNA-studie. Konklusionen får nu hård kritik af arkæologer, som mener, at titusindvis af danske vikinger flyttede til England.
2017.02.20 | Conference, History and archaeology
Summary of conference: Aarhus, 6th of February 2017, by PhD student Sara Ringsborg.
2017.02.20 | History and archaeology
A large DNA study in 2015 concluded there is “no clear genetic evidence” of the Danish Viking occupation of England. But thousands of Vikings moved to England, say archaeologists.
